Soldier reports theft of money and car by couple
Fort Sill soldier Richard A. Turner said a man and woman robbed him of $15 and his 1949 Ford convertible after offering a ride near Lawton. He woke at a farmhouse, then reported the crime to police and sheriff officers. Others had been robbed the day before by a group who collected $83 from two soldiers.
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Fort Sill
Lawton
Richard A. Turner
Hoyt Shelby
Turner
Sheriff's Office
Shelby
Lawton- Fort Sill
Three Aggie Clubs Elect New Officers This Week
Cameron College clubs held elections. Kenneth McClendon of Hollis became president of the Cameron Players with Blanche Billingslea as vice president. Dolores Warner, daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Satterwhite, was secretary-treasurer. Jimmy Rogers, Fr Cobb, won a student senate seat. Roy Wicker won the same for the Aggies. Orman Foster was elected Engineers president.
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Cameron College
Cameron Players
Kenneth McClendon
Hollis
Blanche Billingslea
Don Billingslea
Dolores Warner
T. R. Satterwhite
Maple
Aggies
Jimmy Rogers
Fr. Cobb
Engineers
Roy Wicker
Rt. 3
Lawton
Orman Foster
Gordon Foster
Lee
Officers To Test Sill Unit Staffs
Lt. Col. A. O Pittinger arrives at Fort Sill to observe the OCAFF testing team. Capt. Carl R. Duncan leads a three man unit testing proficiency of soldiers and staff handling tactical situations through Thursday February 8 to 11.
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A. O Pittinger
Chief of
Army Field Oop
Fort Monroe
Fort Sill
Post Chemical Office
Carl R. Duncan
New Battalion Commander Assumes Post at Fort Sill
Lt. Col. Isaac R. King Jr. today assumed command of the 469th Field Artillery Battalion at Fort Sill. He previously spent 13 months in Korea as S-4 of I Corps Artillery and executive officer of the 204th Field Artillery Battalion.
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Isaac R. King Jr
469Th Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Col. King
Korea
S-4
I Corps
204Th Field Artillery
Mortgage Charge Preliminary Set
Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles set a preliminary hearing for Harrison on two charges related to mortgagee fraud. A 10 a.m. Tuesday hearing covers selling multiple household items mortgaged to Kenneth Lahren at 1625 Cache Road. A 2 p.m. session addresses selling a television set mortgaged to Ensley Tire and Supply Company.
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Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Meer Eg Ae Eeerey
Harrison
Fort Oye
Kenneth Lahren
Cache Road
Ensley Tire and Supply Company
Seeing-Eye Dogs Guide Blind Workers to Safety
Eight Seeing-Eye dogs assisted 75 blind supervisors and workers at the Industrial Home for the Blind in Brooklyn during a minor fire yesterday. The guided group evacuated safely under the response of the dogs and staff.
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Dogs Save
New York
Brooklyn
Hicks Ed Phone 2747
Local fragment records a phone number 2747 associated with Hicks Ed. The readable portion suggests a personal contact or listing term from a small-town notice page. No additional names, dates, or locations are clearly legible.
Shine for Dimes Fund Reaches 75 Dollars This Week
The American Business club raised about 75 dollars for March of Dimes with Shine for Dimes. Members highlighted a Lambert intersection alarm system and planned campaigns including Herb Stonehocker for district governor. They also announce The Big D Jamboree on March 31 at the high school auditorium and a Mexico fishing trip film shown at Friday’s meeting.
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American Business Club
Linker
Walters
ABC Club
Herb Stonehocker
Lawton
Ferris
Abc’s
Macklin
Mexico
Tommy Lewis
Lewis
Jake Goran
Three Cast Changes Named By Theater
Three cast changes for the Law ton Little Theater production of You Cant Take It With You were announced by director John Denney. Lt Ed Allen is Donald, Grant Neute boom Ec, and Bill Farrell Paul. Tickets were distributed at the membership meeting and seats should be reserved with Dr. or Mrs. A S Andrews. The show opens March 1 2 at the Cameron College auditorium.
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Lawton Little Theater
John Denney
Ed Allen
Donald
Grant Neuteboom
Bill Farrell
Paul
Denney
Little Theater
Atrows
A. S. Andrews
Cameron College Auditorum
Witness Takes Stand In City Burglary Trial
Robert C. Simmons a former convict from Lawton faced charges for a Fifth Street bar burglary. Police tied two men to the scene, with one impersonating a customer and a coin box loss of 52.05 dollars found later. Jury members listed include Hannigan Austin Cosgrove Ford Little Williams and others.
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Robert C
Bob) Simmons
Lawton
Fifth Street
S. Fifth
R. C. Cross
Seetitien Tnt
Wen Fel
McKeanines Cross
Jar Ateaed
Cross
Simmons
Jimmy Tice
Tice
Francis Hannigan
Earl C. Austin
W. D. Cosgrove
Vern Ford
C. L. Little
Grant J. Williams
A. K. Ezzell
Frank Mansell
Emil J. Schram
O. W. Harvey, and
W. L. Wade
Training supervisor to receive third Oak Leaf Cluster
Col Joseph S Kimmitt, training supervisor in the Basic Courses Division, to receive the third Oak Leaf Cluster to the Bronze Star Medal this afternoon. Col F Q Goodell will present. Kimmitt previously earned the cluster for meritorious service in Korea.
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Joseph S. Kimmitt
Department of Combined Arms
F. Q. Goodell
Kimmett
Korea
Tulsa Granted New TV Station in Channel 17 Order
The Communications Commission awarded a new television station license for Tulsa on channel 17 to Arthur R. Olson after uncontested filing. Tulsa and Muskogee applications faced withdrawals with Fryer and Oklahoma Press Agency seeking dismissal of their channel station requests amid conference hearings.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Tulsa
Muskogee
Arthur R. Olson
Dwight Iy Cana
Fryer
Attorney Television Co
Idaho Coffee Prices Spark Local Cold War
In St Anthony Idaho a price clash unfolds as Thrifty stores advertise coffee at 5 cents a cup with refills free while a neighboring cafe window proclaims coffee at 10 cents and offers free aspirin and all drugs in stock. The quirky price battle underlines local small town commerce and consumer curiosity.
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ST. Anthony
Idaho
Three Charged In Road Violations In Local Courts
Three men were charged on traffic complaints in justice of the peace courts. Robert D. Mooneyham 29 of 1508 Lee was fined 23 dollars for no driver's license by Justice Marvin Cameron. Harvey Lee Bishop 48 of 1007 S Seventh faced speeding charges in Cameron's court. W T Ryans 24 of 401 Garfield faced a muffler violation in Woodrow Giles' court.
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Justice of Peace
Robert D. Mooneyham
Lee
Marvin Cameron
Harvey Lee Biship
Cameron
W. T. Ryans
Garfield
Woodrow Giles
Justice of Peace Court
Turner election prompts road fund debate in county city
Schonholz named Inspector General at Fort Sill after Korea service. The chamber discussion reiterates not granting a mandate to forget county street and alley problems while noting no extra funds in the state road fund. The passage references efforts to extend a recent election and maintain roads and infrastructure.
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Turner
Sooner Scions Seek McKay Talks on SPA Plan
Washington State Rep Ed Edmondson and Oklahoma officials discuss the proposed reorganization of the Power Administration. They seek details before action and fear rural electrification could be harmed by any recommendations. No definite information yet.
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Washington
Ed Edmondson
Oklahoma
McKay Department
Ee Power
Edmondson
Reone
McKay
Noted chemist to study radioisotopes at Oak Ridge
Sor Dr. Paul F. Kaan senior research chemist with the Noble Foundation has been selected for training at pod anata Re snagenegg Studies Oak Ridge Tenn He will study for one month on the use of radioisotopes.
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Ardmore
Okie Aire
Paul F. Kaan
Noble Foundation
Pod Anata Re Snagenegg Studies
Oak Ridge
Tenn
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